[00:01] Francisco or this coin? Seth, what would you do? Oh, by far the coin. It's a 1894-S dime. The king of San Francisco coins and it's worth $3 million. Oh my god. >> This was made in San Francisco in 1894.
[00:15] this is at the time they made very, very few of these. They've only made 24 of any more dimes that year, but the mint director actually gave three of them to his daughter. And on the way home, she actually spent one on a couple of ice
[00:30] known today in very worn condition. That's known as like the Haley Daggett >> Now, what makes this really intriguing is out of the 24 that were struck, nine are known. So, where are the other 15? Why does the S matter and what does
[00:44] >> You know, that's the most important question you could ask about this coin. made in Philadelphia, then that coin would be worth a couple of thousand dollars. But because it was made here in San Francisco, it's got that big S at
[00:56] the bottom, makes it a $3 million coin. It's like the fourth most popular US San Francisco mint, that's why we call it the king of San Francisco coin. it the king of San Francisco coin. >> Cool. It's cool. It's got a great story.